Study of the Repetitive Stressing of the Ancient Iron T-CLAMS of Epikourios Apollon Temple

Georgia Dasargyri

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.495.239

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Study of the Repetitive Stressing of the Ancient Iron T-CLAMS of Epikourios Apollon Temple

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This research targets to localize the most stressed areas of the iron T-clamps of Epikourios Apollon temple (420 B.C.) during their production. This research aiming to localize their stress uses the method of counting the Barkhausen noise (BHN).

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